Betty and Me #86
In "Betty Cooper, Betty Cooper (Part I)," Betty finds herself caught in a strange twist when Conrad forces her to wear one of Beverly's costumes, leading to a surreal mix of fashion and film as Archie arrives—only to be swept into Conrad’s movie-making chaos. Meanwhile, Jughead takes off on a stolen bike, setting off a chain of events that brings Veronica and her ever-present Steele Woole wax dummy straight to Conrad’s house, where an unexpected reunion unfolds. Written by Frank Doyle and brought to life with vibrant art by Stan Goldberg, this 1977 issue captures the classic Archie charm with a playful, behind-the-scenes twist, all under the cover by Goldberg.
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As Conrad has Betty dress in another of Beverly's costumes, Archie arrives at Conrad's house. But rather than rescue Betty, Archie gets caught up in Conrad's movie making, much to Betty's dismay. Jughead steals a bike after learning where Betty is, and the kid whose bike he stole tells Veronica -- still carting her Steele Woole wax dummy -- where Jughead is headed. Jughead, Veronica and Steele arrive at Conrad's house. Conrad is pleased that Steele -- an old friend of his -- has decided to join his film making.
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